by Editor | 13/11/25 | Blog
A few years ago a group of talented writers and drama students from Death Row, MS came together to perform the play, ‘Death of a Salesman’ by Arthur Miller. They had an audience of about 50 people in the prison gym. ‘Scalawag’ magazine...
by Editor | 09/11/25 | Blog
The catholic church in Texas recently declared that “Every execution should be stopped.” It is, in my opinion, a little late in the day but they are here now urging clemency and calling for the abolition of the death penalty. We must celebrate that they...
by Editor | 30/10/25 | Journals
‘Still’ Born and bred in America with every stripe of red, white and blue, Yet when I was convicted and sentenced to death, My humanity was too. For many years Death Row has been nothing more than a forgotten portrait in a distand land, I was branded as...
by Editor | 29/10/25 | Journals
Prisoner / civilian relationships by Joesph Patri Brown I want to thank my dear friend Elisabeth – Auntie Betty as I call her – for giving me this opportunity to talk about a stigmatized subject when it comes to prisoner males and civilian females...
by Editor | 27/10/25 | Journals
Our Good Shepherd was tending to His sheep watching over them day and night, When He saw two of them besides the still waters fighting the good fight. Jesus walked over and whispered, “It’s time you both come with me”, Death was prowling, roaring,...
